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  • ICE Futures U.S. To Enable Trade At Settlement For Russell 2000 Mini Futures

    Date 17/12/2007

    ICE Futures U.S.(TM), a wholly-owned subsidiary of IntercontinentalExchange (NYSE: ICE), announced today effective with the start of trading on Friday, December 21, the exchange is implementing Trade At Settlement ("TAS") capability in the ICE electronic trading system for Russell 2000(R) Mini futures contracts. TAS trading will be enabled for each of the front three contract months in the Russell 2000 Mini futures contracts. This capability was also added for Cotton No. 2 and FCOJ-A futures con

  • Proposed Admission Of New DME Off-Floor Member - Casa Trading Ltd.

    Date 17/12/2007

    The Dubai Mercantile Exchange Limited ("DME") hereby notifies DME members of the proposed admission of a new DME Off-Floor Member.

  • Tokyo Grain Exchange: Continuous Trading To Start Jan. 4, 2008

    Date 17/12/2007

    At the Board of Director’s meeting held on 13 December it was decided to launch the new continuous electronic trading platform on January 4, 2008*. The futures products that will be transferred from the call session (itayose) are Arabica coffee, Robusta coffee and Raw Sugar.

  • MGEX Memberships Trade At New Record – $275,000

    Date 17/12/2007

    As wheat prices and trading volumes continue to rise, so does the value of membership at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX or Exchange). Two memberships traded last week at the new record high price of $275,000 continuing the membership price rally that began last January when memberships were trading at $73,000.

  • UK Business Tax Reform: Draft Legislation On Capital Allowances Published Today

    Date 17/12/2007

    The Government is today publishing two technical notes containing draft legislation on the key new elements of the capital allowances system, announced as part of the package of reforms to the business tax system in Budget 2007. The package of reforms, including a reduction in the headline rate of corporation tax from 30% to 28%, will enhance the international competitiveness of the UK, by encouraging investment, promoting innovation and ensuring fairness across the tax system.